Hudson Home, New York / Office of Tangible Space
Situated just north of the town of Hudson, NY – Nick and Rachel Cope, founders of Calico Wallpaper and Studio Cope decided to renovate a 1960s split level home that overlooks the Hudson River.
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Tinx House, Kayseri / Hasan Ayata Design Studio
Tinx House stands at the intersection of innovation and authenticity. Join us on this journey—a celebration of minimalism, functionality, and the beauty of natural materials.
Blue Steel Addition, London/ MW Architects
MW Architects have recently completed a project in Hampstead for a client who was keen to explore the contrast between traditional architectural features and the innovative use of contemporary materials.
Living Lounge, Manitoba / Secter Architecture + Design
Architect Dov Secter was tasked with the challenge of creating a home that mirrored the grandeur of boutique hotels while fitting the budget and personal needs of the clients.
Pitches Among Pines Cabin, Maine / Kaplan Thompson Architects
Tucked in the lakeside foliage, Pitches Among Pines introduces two unique sleeping cabins to the forested site. Each cabin houses two bedrooms and a shared, full bathroom, accessed by covered porches
The Woodland House / McLean Quinlan Architects
Hidden within a clearing in a Grade II listed arboretum in Hampshire, this highly efficient new-build family home was designed to fully embrace its wooded location.
5BHK Apartment – Timeless Interiors at Shivalik, Shahibaug
This 5BHK apartment embodies a harmonious blend of modern design and minimalistic luxury. Spanning 3,540 sq.ft, the residence exudes contemporary elegance, with clean lines, subtle patterns
River of Life House, Curl Curl / Sandbox Studio
Bringing natural light inward and allowing it to dance internally throughout the day, River of Life House is deeply connected within its natural setting. As a testament to sustainable living and the need for the notion of…
Darling Point Duplex / Madeleine Blanchfield Architects
Darling Point Apartment involved reworking a top floor apartment and adding a new rooftop pavilion. The existing red brick building 60’s building retains a sense of its character internally.